The same month the enforcement branch reviewed the employee’s registration and decided to deregister the casino employee for unlimited time.

The Ministry of Attorney-General confirmed that last November, the enforcement branch was appointed to conduct an investigation into third-party cash buy-ins involving a River Rock employee. Her LinkedIn profile revealed that she has worked as a director of VIP gambler relations at River Rock Casino since 2012. and FinTRAC (an agency assisting the detection and prevention of white-collar crimes). Lisa Gao found herself at the heart of a serious controversy after an investigation into third-party cash buy-ins reported that the woman violated anti-money-laundering regulations set by B.C. Officials explained that the decision is preliminary, pending the results of the final review. The announcement came shortly after an investigation into allegations of “third-party cash buy-ins” found out that the casino employee has violated anti-money-laundering rules. Earlier today, Postmedia News reported that British Columbia gaming regulator ordered the revocation of the registration of River Rock Casino’s director of VIP gambler relations Lisa Gao.

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